DEMON HUNTER Releases Christmas Song

September 9, 2011

Seattle-based Christian metallers DEMON HUNTER have released a new Christmas song, "The Wind", via iTunesand other digital music stores. The cover artwork for the single can be seen below.

With close to half a million albums sold around the world, DEMON HUNTER's unique connection with their fans and steadfast commitment to the presentation, message and musicianship of their output continues to invigorate and inspire. "Demon Hunter", "Summer of Darkness", "The Triptych" and "Storm The Gates Of Hell" are all landmarks in the genre. "45 Days" chronicled fans across the world (and in the Armed Forces abroad) whose lives have been touched in empowering and breathtaking ways by DEMON HUNTER's sound and fury.

DEMON HUNTER's latest album, "The World Is A Thorn", debuted with the group's highest placement on The Billboard 200 chart thus far, signifying the continued passion of the "Hunters" and the "Blessed Resistance", as their official fan community is called. They've helped introduce bands like AUGUST BURNS RED, HASTE THE DAY and OH, SLEEPER on their headlining tours. They've been a mainstay at major Christian festivals. And last year they were direct support to AS I LAY DYING.

With a new batch of songs at the ready, sure to inspire those who've drawn close to DEMON HUNTER classics like "Not Ready to Die", "Fading Away", "Undying", "Carry Me Down", "Tie This Around Your Neck" and more, Ryan Clark and DEMON HUNTER will return to producer/longtime collaborator Aaron Sprinkle in November to begin work on what will become their sixth album.

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